A powerful game development platform used for creating 2D and 3D games, known for its user-friendly interface.

A programming language used in Unity for scripting game mechanics and behaviors.

The rules and systems that govern player interactions and experiences within a game.

The visual elements that allow players to interact with the game, including menus and HUD.

Creating a basic version of a game to test ideas and mechanics before full development.

The process of determining when two objects in a game interact or collide.

A marketplace within Unity where developers can buy and sell game assets like graphics and sounds.

The process of having players test a game to gather feedback and identify areas for improvement.

The process of finding and fixing errors or bugs in your code or game.

A process of continuously improving a game through repeated cycles of testing and feedback.

The process of releasing a game to the public, often involving platforms like itch.io.

Containers in programming that hold data values and can change during game execution.

Blocks of code that perform specific tasks and can be reused throughout the game.

Managing user inputs and other events to trigger specific responses in the game.

Creating a user interface that adapts to different screen sizes and devices.

On-screen information that provides players with important game data, like health and scores.

Techniques used to promote a game and attract players after its release.

A detailed plan outlining the game's concept, mechanics, and design elements.

A method for tracking player achievements and performance in a game.

The final version of a game that is prepared for distribution to players.

Commands or actions taken by players, such as keyboard presses or mouse clicks.

A dedicated webpage on a platform like itch.io where players can learn about and download a game.

Organizing and handling game assets within Unity to ensure efficient workflow.

The process of bringing external files, like graphics and sounds, into Unity for use in a game.

Setting up a new game in Unity, which involves defining its settings and structure.

Designing a level or environment in Unity where gameplay occurs.